a!swissFranc() Function

Converts the number into a Swiss franc value. Effectively adds a decimal point and an apostrophe for every three digits preceding the decimal. It also adds an optional Swiss franc symbol preceding the value.

Syntax

a!swissFranc( number, [decimals], [noApostrophes], [showPrefixSymbol])

number: (Decimal) The number of Swiss francs to be returned as text.

decimals (Optional): (Integer) The number of digits after the decimal to display. 2 by default.

noApostrophes (Optional): (Integer) This parameter is optional and can be 0 or 1. By default this value is 0. When 0, the Swiss franc value will be separated by apostrophes every three digits preceding the decimal. When 1, the Swiss franc value is not separated by apostrophes.

showPrefixSymbol (Optional): (Integer) This parameter is optional and can be 0 or 1. By default this value is 0. When 1, the Swiss franc value will be prefixed by the symbol 'CHF', otherwise, no symbol will be prefixed to the Swiss franc value.

Returns

Text

Notes

The Swiss franc prefix symbol (CHF) is not shown by default. Use the showPrefixSymbol to add the symbol before the value. If no arguments are passed, the Swiss franc symbol itself is returned as text.

If no decimals value is passed, the function uses 2 by default.

Examples

a!swissFranc(3213.43) returns 3'213.43

a!swissFranc(number: 3213.43, showPrefixSymbol: 1) returns CHF 3'213.43

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